The biggest game of Jason Garrett's career

[Supercowboy1986]

Originally Posted by KJJ

If Foles starts and puts up 4 TD's like RG3 did on Thanksgiving and the Cowboys get buried it may be the last game of Jason Garrett's career.

i feel terrible thinking this would be the better outcome. im so torn because i want to win but at the same time i dont want Garrett around.

[blackbull]

Originally Posted by KJJ

If Foles starts and puts up 4 TD's like RG3 did on Thanksgiving and the Cowboys get buried it may be the last game of Jason Garrett's career.

If that happened rob would just get blamed not the golden child.

[KJJ]

Originally Posted by blackbull

If that happened rob would just get blamed not the golden child.

They'll both get slammed and could be on the same flight out of town.

[jayhouston12]

What if the eagles shut us out? something like 27-0

this could really happen

[Numbers921]

Originally Posted by jayhouston12

What if the eagles shut us out? something like 27-0

this could really happen

Nah, that couldn't happen.

[JackWagon]

I really think Jerrys delusion wont end ... we could lose every remaining game and Jerry quite possibly could bring Garret back for another season.

[fifaguy]

Actually I think that the Skins game last week was the biggest. Our chance to make a statement, get close to NY. now we will always have to hear how RG3's coming out party was in our stadium; this will become part of Redskins' lore. Only way to get rid of the bad taste will be to destroy them at RFK and grab a playoff spot at the same time.

[visionary]

Originally Posted by fifaguy

Actually I think that the Skins game last week was the biggest. Our chance to make a statement, get close to NY. now we will always have to hear how RG3's coming out party was in our stadium; this will become part of Redskins' lore. Only way to get rid of the bad taste will be to destroy them at RFK and grab a playoff spot at the same time.

isnt that where Eli had his party?

why shouldnt RG3?

pretty soon the walls of the visiting locker room will be full of sigatures from opposing QBs who had their career days in our stadium

[VThokie7]

Originally Posted by visionary

if we lose sunday, the usual suspects will leave no stone unturned in JGs defense

words like "hope" and "believe" will be flying around

the air will be thick with phrases like "fair weather fan" and "find another team" "what do you expect with the injuries"

We could go keep Garrett as head coach, go 0-16 next season without a single injury. And there would still be a few telling us we're headed in the right direction, just takes time and/or it is a process.

[CowboysFaninDC]

Originally Posted by erod

I've supported Jason Garrett. Still do pretty much kinda, sorta, maybe. Not sure what ANY coach or playcaller could do with that cast of abysmal offensive linemen.

That said, Garrett is in trouble.

Jerry does NOT want to fire him. I doubt he'd given it a thought until very recently. The last thing Jerry wants to do his pay off Garrett and pay big for a big name. Jerry's pretty cheap when it comes to coaches, especially those that require spotlight and power. Garrett is Jerry's "perfect" head coach.

However, 6-10 is screaming pretty loud. That's the Cowboys record over the past 16 games, and if not for ugly wins over Cleveland and Tampa, it could be even worse. Add a 28-3 deficit at halftime on Thanksgiving and a cascade of resounding boos going into the locker room for all the nation to see, and the dreary mood hanging over this thing is palpably uncomfortable to watch.

[View Full Quote]But, ugh, imagine losing to a Vick-less, Babin-less, Jackson-less, McCoy-less, hapless disaster of a football team with an even worse offensive line than Dallas and a head coach with nine toes out the door already?

Garrett is coaching for his Cowboys life on Sunday.

Somehow, someway, Garrett has to get this team to 9-7 and relevant in the discussion heading into the offseason. Another draft and offseason shot at shoring up this team's offensive line woes, and he'll have a chance at a last chance around here. 8-8 is bleh. 7-9 is bye bye. A loss to Philly, and 6-10 might be in the works.

I honestly didn't think there was a way Jerry wouldn't give Garrett 2013. I've pointed at next year all along as the year to truly contend. Too much left to fix to judge too harshly.

But this season has been so wrought with unthinkable calamities and head-scratching bungles and flubs, the intensity of the scrutiny on BOTH Jerry and Garrett has magnified to new levels.

Fault or not, Garrett now finds himself with a precarious hold on his job.

And beating the Eagles, for him, is suddenly a must win if he wants his career to remain in these parts.

9-7 will not happen

[Iago33]

Originally Posted by burmafrd

it seems like there are more researchers that now believe that Shakespear did NOT write all the plays credited to him- especially the best ones.

It depends on what you mean by "researchers." I teach Shakespeare, and I have yet to find a serious scholar who thinks Shakespeare (along with his acting group, of course) didn't write those plays.

[jimmy40]

Philly = = not a big game. They're done, they don't care.

[fifaguy]

Originally Posted by visionary

isnt that where Eli had his party?

why shouldnt RG3?

pretty soon the walls of the visiting locker room will be full of sigatures from opposing QBs who had their career days in our stadium

this is true. i'm pretty pissed about this, but they won't let me suit up...

[Boys122]

Originally Posted by CATCH17

Gosh I don't ever want to cheer against the Cowboys when they are still mathmatically in the playoff picture but at this point I really want Garrett gone.

I want the playoffs more but it would be nice to finally drop that guy for a legit coach.

Totally agree with you here.